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thafreakholy cow, forgot how loud old scsi drives are :)20:36
paultagyeah? :)20:37
thafreakjust fired up dban to wipe an old 9gb FULL HEIGHT scsi drive before I throw it in the dumpster20:37
paultagthafreak: btw, how much was your case if you don't mind me asking, and how big is it?20:37
paultagHahahaha20:37
paultagthat's pretty great20:37
paultagI have to do some drive backups soon (this week)20:37
thafreak$40 and it is like 10"x7"x5" (outside) ish20:37
thafreakbut I got the one with foam padding...cubbed foam20:38
paultagthafreak: what have you been putting in it?20:38
paultagoh yeah, I'll be wanting that20:38
thafreaknothing yet...i started cutting the cubes out for fitting 3.5" sata drives in it20:38
thafreakbut I was waiting for some antistatic plastic boxes to put the drives in first20:38
thafreakthey came today...but the drives won't fit with them :(20:39
paultagI'm worried about running drives inside a case like that20:39
thafreakIf I put the drives on their side, in just antistatic bags, I can fit about 6 drives in this little case20:39
paultagthey might overheat20:39
paultagthafreak: that's not bad20:39
thafreakOh, yeah, I wouldn't run drives inside it20:39
thafreakif I use the plastic cases, the don't fit on their side, so best I could fit would be 2 :(20:40
thafreakguess antistatic bags it is :)20:40
thafreakor buy a bigger case for storage, and keep this smaller one for transport20:40
thafreakI actually saw a case specifically made for HD storage on newegg...20:40
thafreakit looked like a big alluminum briefcase, and had slots for 10 HD's in it20:41
thafreakhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E1681799306120:42
paultagwell, I want to run a shitload of hardware inside something hardcore.20:42
paultagthat's a badass case, thafreak20:45
thafreakwell, the pelicans are air tight...which is a problem for normal hardware :)20:46
thafreakyou'd need industrial stuff20:46
paultagmmmm20:47
thafreakthe pelicans actually have a one way valve that pushes all air out when you close it shut20:47
paultagI could run it "open" when I need to20:48
thafreakthey make motherboards/cpu combos that are meant to run in airtight (and therefore dust free) containers20:48
thafreakcould do that...and just close it for transport20:48
thafreakset it down, open it up, and plug it in20:48
paultagyap20:48
thafreakAlso, newegg has arm v6 mb's now too...20:49
paultagoh?20:49
thafreak$6020:49
thafreak800mhz and runs android by default...20:49
paultagOoohhhhhhhhh20:49
paultagoh v6, hurm20:49
thafreakthey're also a bit bigger than the pi20:49
paultagdo you know if it has the hardfloat ABI?20:49
thafreakyeah20:49
paultagalso, RAM?20:49
paultagslash cores20:49
paultagpi is a v6 with hfabi20:50
paultagbut it's short on RAM, and speed20:50
paultagI need some build nodes, and 60 bucks isn't bad20:50
thafreak512mb20:51
thafreakhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E1681317700120:51
thafreakwell...for $60, you could get atoms...or amd fusions20:52
thafreakor via's20:52
thafreakcourse,those are usually sans-ram20:52
thafreakbut ram is cheap20:52
paultagthafreak: hummm20:52
paultagwell, I don't want x8620:52
thafreakand those are usually dual core20:52
paultagI have EC2 and old machines20:52
thafreakoh you want to be exotic eh :)20:52
paultagI want some beefy ARM hardware for build nodes20:53
paultagI can test-build 32 bit easy20:53
paultagyeah ok20:53
paultagthat's ARM11, which is v6 + hf, iirc20:53
paultagso that could run raspbian20:53
paultagtoo slow though20:54
thafreakyeah, the raspberry pi is a bit pokey20:54
thafreakwell, when you do i/o, like using aptitude20:54
thafreakhaven't compiled anything on it yet20:54
thafreakmaybe you just go with beagle bone20:54
thafreaktoo bad the other boards like the beagle board, panda board, etc are like $15020:55
dzhothough TI seems to be backing away from that20:55
thafreakpaultag: according to this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/Server you can also use ARM AMI's on ec2...21:01
paultagthafreak: it takes a serious dent21:02
paultagand it's on a large21:02
thafreakhttp://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDAQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FMele-A1000-Android-Internet-Optical%2Fdp%2FB008PBTS18&ei=mlilUN-zLbOI0QH7v4CQDA&usg=AFQjCNHp9paTqPFov8ongSaWork1W4Oy2g&cad=rja21:04
thafreakcrap21:04
thafreakhttp://www.amazon.com/Mele-A1000-Android-Internet-Optical/dp/B008PBTS1821:04
thafreakit's a ghz class arm with an esata port too21:04
paultagI need something bulky21:05
paultaglooks like debian's got some  Freescale MX53 LOCO Board21:07
paultag(s)21:07
paultagthere was some sort of Calxeda something a while ago21:09
thafreakdamn....this! http://liliputing.com/2012/08/49-cubieboard-is-an-allwinner-a10-developer-board-mini-pc.html21:14
paultagA8, a bit old, but servicable21:14
paultagprice is right21:14
paultagSATA port, dang.21:15
paultagRAM is low21:16
paultagbut not bad21:16
thafreakthere's a bunch of 1.6ghz ish dual core boards around $5521:17
thafreakmost of them are in like usb-stick form factor for plugging directly into a tv (hdmi male end)21:18
thafreakno ethernet, but some have wifi21:18
paultagSATA is a pretty big thing21:18
paultagfast drives will be a huge plus21:19
paultagand it'd be nice to make some of these archive thingers21:19
paultagcouple of ssd drives, notbad.jpg21:19
paultagthafreak: yeah, that'd be nice. Hurmmmm.21:23
paultagI wonder.21:27

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